Blair's Successful War

Explore the intricacies of modern military leadership in Andrew M. Dorman's insightful book, Blair's Successful War. Published in 2009, this compelling work delves into Tony Blair's pivotal military engagement in Sierra Leone, marking his second significant military venture after Kosovo and the first he initiated independently. Dorman expertly connects Blair's humanitarian approach to the emergence of cosmopolitan militaries, highlighting the growing involvement of Western forces in humanitarian operations and their profound effects on the international landscape. With 170 pages of in-depth analysis, this book is an essential read for anyone interested in military policy, foreign relations, and the historical context of peacekeeping forces in Sierra Leone. Discover how Blair's leadership shaped international intervention and the evolving nature of military engagements in the modern world.